Your Rights in a Divorce Even If You Are an Immigrant

Every person has available safeguards to them. Regardless of immigration status, every person has the right to call law enforcement. Every person has the right to try to obtain a petition for injunction for protection against domestic violence. The facts of your case will dictate the safeguards that are necessary to ensure that everyone, regardless

Why Settlement Should Come Before Court in Divorce

The courtroom is the place of last resort because you never know what a judge is gonna do. In settlement, you’re in full control. In a courtroom, you have no control. You’re meeting probably a judge that knows nothing about you or your family, and you’re putting the fate of your spouse and your children

Dividing Stocks and Investments in a Divorce: What to Know

When dividing assets that are dependent on market fluctuation, while not always possible, if it’s possible, the parties would equally split the asset equally, split the tax basis in the asset, equally split any gains in the asset. Now, in every case, that’s not always possible, given the other assets in the case and which

It’s More Than Law… It’s People’s Lives.

Family law is a unique sect of the law. It’s unlike anything else there is. It gives you the opportunity to meet and understand other attorneys and other professionals in the field, such as forensic accountants that you engage in on a daily basis, and it gives you two opportunities to do two different things.

How Relocation Impacts Timesharing

So in Florida, relocations con controlled by statute, and there are certain factors when you want to ask. One party wants to move to a different jurisdiction, and so when you’re asking for relocation, you have to show the factors and going into the factors, each factor, why it benefits that party, and it is

When Fraud is Found in a Divorce

If fraud is found, then the courts have jurisdictions to come down hard on one party, because of their lying to the court, lying to the spouse, and there could be severe ramifications such as sanctions and fees. You’re not going to jail unless you violate a court order, but if it’s just you hit

Is Your Ex Hiding Assets? Your Action Guide

So when you get divorced, you have to do what’s called a financial affidavit, where you list all your assets and liabilities. So if one spouse believes the other spouse is hiding assets, or liabilities for that matter, they’d have to list those assets and liabilities on the financial affidavit, it’s a document that you’re

Hiding Assets in a Divorce. Watch out!

We live in a world now where everything is transparent and unless you’re in a business of cash, but the world we live in doesn’t have as much cash anymore, it’s gone to crypto. Whereas cash was hard to find before. Now everything that people do is credit cards, is wires, is transfers, Venmo, that

Infidelity in a Divorce Case

So infidelity in Florida is very emotional. Somebody cheats in the marriage at the end of the day. Unfortunately, for the person that’s cheated on, it isn’t a main issue in the case. The question becomes really, did they spend any money on the significant other? And if so, can you prove it? And how

Saving Stress & Money in a Divorce Case

In order to save the parties stress and money in a divorce case, the best thing they could do is work together to figure out how to resolve their case. Have their attorneys, their accountants, work together to figure out how to resolve their case. And if they’re able to do that in a cooperative

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